Would the philosopher John Searle consider modern systems such as ChatGPT to be intelligent?

Yes. The philosopher, like everyone else, would instantly recognize that these systems are intelligent by simply interacting with them.

Yes. The philosopher would argue that if the system can respond to questions, then that's good enough for artificial general intelligence.

No$.$ He would likely argue that the systems are designed just to parrot back the data that is gathered from the internet.

No$.$ The systems aren't intelligent yet, but they could achieve strong Al by learning different languages.